Rice Pinnacle Parking - Bent Creek Area - Harder Hike
Challenging 7 to 9 mile hike with roughly 1,000 ft of elevation gain and a possible Wolf Knob detour; leader brings spikes and allows last minute join or drop off depending on trail conditions.
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